FAQ’s About CRC 👌

What Is CRC?

CRC is commonly known and spoken as Color Remediated Column, Color Remediated Concentrate, or Color Remediation Cartridges. No matter the term you prefer, the general reference is to a product of the filter practice known color remediation chromatography.

What Is Color Remediation Chromatography?

Color remediation chromatography is a form of column or flash chromatography whereby botanical extraction is filtered through a granulated filter media. This filtration process can eliminate many of the unwanted compounds from the extraction solution including chlorophyll, lipids, tannins, oxides, heavy metals, and even pesticides. This leaves you with a cleaner, higher potency, safe to consume extract as the finished product. 
 
What Is Filtration Media? 
 
Filtration Media, commonly referred to as CRC filter media is made from the natural elements of the earth. These different elements can range from multiple types of natural clay to carbon or even silica. These elements have been used in many industries for decades to provide purification and filter aid to many products we know and use today! 
 
When and Why to Use CRC

When to use CRC?

Have one of your crops failed for microbials? Did this harvest fail for pesticides!? Or maybe your last round of plants failed for heavy metals? If you answered YES to any of the above, I have great news for you. All these failed biomass results can be remediated with AFS’s Color Remediation Cartridges, leaving you with clean, potent, remediated, and ready to consume concentrate. 
 
Why use CRC?

If your biomass does not meet the above criteria of a failed test result, the why to use CRC lies in the presentation of the concentrate. Some concentrates simply come out too dark or dirty to be consumed after extraction and must enter a post extraction practice, such as distillation to become an acceptable concentrate. CRC allows these concentrates to have their color and debris remediated producing a brighter, cleaner concentrate that is ready to consume. 
 
Is CRC Safe to Use?

Yes, CRC is a safe practice when handled and used responsibly. Additionally, the practice of CRC can make concentrates safer to consume by removing dangerous toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. The “CRC Practice” is used across many industries to ensure consistency and purity standards.

CRC References

Color Remediation Column: This refers to the column that is housing the filtration media.

Color Remediated Concentrate: This refers to the finished product concentrate that has been ran through filter media.

Color Remediation Cartridge: AFS’s Patented filter cartridge designed exclusively for color remediation filter media use!